The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-11-02
WILSON And KATE FOWLER.
THEIR NEVER cEAsING FLOW TEACH LES
SONS OF INDUSTRY.
All About the People In the Best
Stock Country i'm the South.

NISErY-SIX, =. c., November |, 1851
Mr.. +. NJ. Pope formerly OF this place but
now Il resident OF Grcenvillc was here laSI
week On business.
Mr. Marshall r. Smith will move to Alaba-
ma soon. We are sorry that Mr.. Smith has
determined To make this move.
Our people are all getting ready for the
State F III. y large number Of horses, mules,
cattle and hogs, Will be sent down for eXhibi-
tion.
Mr.. John Davis and wife, parents of Mrs.
Jackson Will move To Nincty.SiX soon.
Mrs. ShuuIutc has returned from Grcenville,
where she has been visiting her mother.
Col. W. B. Utsey, Of ST. GeorglS, one OF the
most PROMINENT and successful young buSi-
ness men OF lower Carolina. has bought Mr..
f.. NJ. Pupc's property in this place, and AT
some future time Will occupy II. Col. Ctscy Is
a son.in- law OF Nincty-SIX, having married
Miss Matte Lou LipScUmb.
From reports the Laurcns fair was success.
These county fairs do great deal towards
improving the stock OF the country.
There was an old fashioned North Carolina
apple wagon in town recently.
Col. Gains of tho Chronicle was in our COM
munity recently looking after the interest OF
Mr. W. II. Frazier has received from a
Louisville, KY, firm one Of the finest sets OF
harness to be seen. He wi decorate his tlne
stallion "SenSution' with it at IT,, State fair.
COL Il. C. LipScomb, wife and little son Will
lie, have returned from the Atlanta EXpoSi-
ton.
MIR Frank zoe, Jr. of Greenwood has been
spending several days with his cousin Mr.
Thomas Jackson.
Mr. Jef D. Moore left last Friday for Green
vile, where he is going into business. We
trust the good people of Greenville will treat
him we'll. He is n deserving young man.
Mr.. j. W. Hill one OF the princely mer-
chants of the Atlanta of South Carolina was
in town Il few days ago visiting friends. Mr..
ill used to be Il successful farmer, and we
hope he is equally successful in selling goods.
Mr.. w. :. Richardson will carry over l0O
pure bred light bramah chickens TO the Col
umbia fair.
Mr.. H.. R. Turner and wife attended the
Laurens fair.
Mrs. W. B. and Master William Lipscomb
Utsey, will spend few weeks with friends In
NinrtySlX.
Oar cotton buyers say they have not even
attempted to kill our town but are prepared
to give as much for cotton as anybody In the
up-country, and the syndicate discaims any
intention to commit murder.
ness is concerned with the farmers, and the
merchants faired but little better than the
farmers.
The sale of powder and shot was quite lively
last week, as November approached the nim-
rods were making ready for the birds.
Our young friend Paul Steck had the mis-
fortune to run nail In his foot, and has been
suffering considerably from It's effects.
The A6brviiie Medium should rejoice that
upland corn and berkshire hogs Will save the
country.
We notice that some Of our people are still
fighting the railroad tax. Our advice TO them
would be TO save their money to pay the taxes
with and not fritter II away IN lawyers lees
and other court expenses.
Mr.. David Aiken was in town yesterday.
EAST END.